: Re: How to come up with good titles? Can you help me find a suitable title for my book? I'll tell you the main idea so that you guys can help. It is a romance highschool story that revolves

"The Twilight Saga", nah I'm just kidding.

My (serious) answer:

Infanguation

It's clearly a pun, referencing the word "infatuation," which is defined as

an intense but short-lived passion or admiration for someone or something.

Given that your story is about a vampire and love, I'd say "Infanguation" comes close to being an appropriate book title. It all depends on the seriousness of the book, though.

If it's an extremely serious novel, this title may not be the best to go with, as opening with a pun may give off the vibe that humor, or at least a not-so-serious tone can be found on the inside.

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